Turn any cyber maturity report into your NIST CSF 2.0 profile

Upload a consultant, vendor, or broker report. The NIST CSF 2.0 Upload agent interprets it, maps it to NIST CSF 2.0, and hands you a profile to confirm.

Bob Vescio, Chief Innovation Officer of X-Analytics, walks through the NIST CSF 2.0 Upload agent in the X-Analytics AI Toolbox.

The NIST CSF 2.0 Upload agent is an AI agent in the X-Analytics AI Toolbox that reads a cyber maturity report you already have and maps it to your NIST CSF 2.0 profile.

You already know the first path: upload the X-Analytics template file. This second path handles the reports that land on your desk through the year. An assessment from a consulting firm, a review from a cybersecurity vendor, or a summary from your insurance broker, each aligned to NIST CSF in its own way. The agent does the interpretation and the mapping for you.

Upload the report and the agent carries it from upload to confirmed profile:

• Reads the report's own scoring logic, whether it uses a one-to-five scale, A-to-F letter grades, NIST tiers, or a zero-to-one-hundred-percent scale, and translates it to the X-Analytics zero-to-five scale.
• Identifies each domain in the report and the exact section every score came from.
• Maps the findings to the NIST CSF 2.0 functions, categories, and subcategories where they align. Where a report does not align to a subcategory, the agent leaves it alone.
• Asks you to confirm. You review the full mapping before it informs your profile, and change any value by telling the agent, for example moving GV.OC-01 from three point five to three point eight.

• A current NIST CSF 2.0 profile built from a report you already own.
• A transparent mapping you can trace, score by score, back to the source.
• Full control to adjust any subcategory before you confirm.
• Hours of manual mapping across twenty-two categories, handled for you.

What is the X-Analytics NIST CSF 2.0 Upload agent?

It is an AI agent in the X-Analytics AI Toolbox that reads a cyber maturity report and maps it to your NIST CSF 2.0 profile across the framework's functions, categories, and subcategories.

Which reports can the agent read?

Any cyber maturity report you already have: consulting assessments, cybersecurity vendor reviews, or insurance broker summaries. The agent reads the report's own scoring logic, whether that is a one-to-five scale, letter grades, NIST tiers, or percentages, and translates it to the X-Analytics zero-to-five scale.

Do I have to accept the agent's mapping?

No. The agent asks you to confirm before anything informs your profile. You can change any subcategory score by telling the agent what to adjust.

Is X-Analytics a CRQ tool?

No. X-Analytics is the Cyber Risk Intelligence Engine. Where CRQ produces a risk number, X-Analytics produces decisions you can defend in dollars, through specialized AI agents like the NIST CSF 2.0 Upload agent.

The video above walks through an example consulting report, from upload to confirmed mapping, including how to adjust a score before you confirm.

The hard part is already done.

Questions about the agent? Reach out to your X-Analytics customer success team at customersuccess@x-analytics.com.